TV Guide article 25 greatest scifi legends

[Theunicornhunter 2]

JACK O'NEILL

Stargate SG-1, Showtime, 1997-2001, Sci Fi Channel, 2002-Present

Between battles with aliens, the smirky, sarcastic Jack O'Neill watches reruns of The Simpsons and reads Mad Magazine. No Patrick Stewart-style pomposity for this space hotshot. Played with irreverent confidence by Richard Dean Anderson, the snarky colonel has led Stargate to its place as one of the longest-running sci-fi series in television history. An official seal of approval is due in September, when the U.S. Air Force will give Anderson an award for representing the military positively. The Pentagon has so far declined to take a firm position on the reading of Mad Magazine.

 

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[TrekkieMage 0]

I read it Lol....The entire cast of Star Trek made it on, from every series. But they rolled them all into one spot.

 

The Pentagon has so far declined to take a firm position on the reading of Mad Magazine.

[Jack_Bauer 1]

Cool list. I can't believe they rolled all of Star Trek into one spot. Well, I suppose that it the best way to recognize all the great characters of Star Trek. I think it is also cool to note that All of Star Trek and Jack O'Neill are the only active members of the list.

[DrWho42 13]

Who was on the list by-the-way? I'd like to see it...

 

Was Doctor Who on it? :biggrin:

[Jack_Bauer 1]

Here's the list (in reverse order)

 

25) Captain Video (1949-56)

 

24) Richard Soloman (3rd Rock From the Sun, 1996-2001)

 

23) Ultraman (1966)

 

22) Doctor Who (1963-89)

 

21) Starbuck (Battlestar Galactica, 1978-79)

 

20) John Crichton (Farscape, 1999-2003)

 

19) Steve Austin and Jamie Summers (Six Billion Dollar Man, 1973-78, and The Bionic Woman, ABC - 1976-77, NBC - 1977-78)

 

18) Captain Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds (Firefly, 2002)

 

17) Max Geuvara (Dark Angel, 2000-03)

 

16) Allie Keys (Taken, 2002)

 

15) The Coneheads (Saturday Night Live, 1977-79)

 

14) Robot (Lost in Space, 1965-68)

 

13) MST3K Crew (Mystery Science Theater 3000, Comedy Central - 1989-96, Sci-Fi Channel - 1997-99)

 

12) Sam Beckett (Quantum Leap, 1989-93)

 

11) Duncan MacLeod (Highlander, 1992-98)

 

10) Jack O'Neill (Stargate SG-1, 1997-Present)

 

9) Captain John Sheridan (Babylon 5, 1994-98)

 

8 ) ALF (1986-90)

 

7) Fox Mulder (X-Files, 1993-2002)

 

6) David Vincent (The Invaders, 1967-68)

 

5) Diana (V, 1983-85)

 

4) George Jetson (The Jetsons, 1962-63)

 

3) Uncle Martin (My Favorite Martian, 1963-66)

 

2) Star Trek Crews (All the serieses, 1966-Present)

 

1) Rod Serling (The Twilight Zone, 1959-64)

Edited August 9, 2004 by Jack_Bauer

[DrWho42 13]

Great list. :cool1:

 

Good to see much of my favourite science-fiction characters on the list. :lol:

[A l t e r E g o 9]

23) Ultraman (1966) < Now that really brings back memories! :lol:

 

6) David Vincent (The Invaders, 1967-68) <Another fond childhood memory.

 

13) MST3K Crew (Mystery Science Theater 3000, Comedy Central - 1989-96, Sci-Fi Channel - 1997-99) <Great show, watch it when you're a little tipsy and you'll laugh your rear end off! I want these in season sets!

 

[DrWho42 13]

23) Ultraman (1966) < Now that really brings back memories!  :)

 

6) David Vincent (The Invaders, 1967-68) <Another fond childhood memory. 

 

13) MST3K Crew (Mystery Science Theater 3000, Comedy Central - 1989-96, Sci-Fi Channel - 1997-99) <Great show, watch it when you're a little tipsy and you'll laugh your rear end off! I want these in season sets!

 

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I loved mst3k... Too bad they do not show it today anymore... :)

 

Hehe, seems nice that Rod Serling got Number One... :lol:

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[Lizy 1]

talkin about enterprise how is that show by the way

[DrWho42 13]

talkin about enterprise how is that show by the way

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I like ENT. :cool1:

[Lizy 1]

yes i was talkin about enterprise